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Hi Melissa,
Yes! However... it requires a bit of effort to do.
You can create a task report, add a column called "Task>Color".
Then save and close the report (you probably want to add some filters...)
Then copy the color code that displays (including the hashtag/pound symbol)
Edit the report and then you can select the column, add a column rule, put the color code value in, choose the background color that corresponds to the value you entered, save, save and close, and voila.. stories with that color will have that box filled in with the color you chose.
However, knowing that isn't the exact color drives me bonkers. So.. here's how to fix that.
Re-edit the report, edit the column, switch to text mode, and you'll see a bunch of comparison values. Look for the one that says righttext=#123456 (or whatever the hex is for the color you chose) and copy just the numbers.
Then look for trueproperty.#.value= and replace the numbers there, with the numbers you copied.
It should look similar to this:
styledef.case.0.comparison.righttext=#2196f3
styledef.case.0.comparison.trueproperty.0.name=bgcolor
styledef.case.0.comparison.trueproperty.0.value=2196f3
And voila!
I'd add all the other colors before switching to text mode and updating the value properties, but that's just cause I find it easier.
I hope this helps!
Thanks!
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Hi Melissa,
Yes! However... it requires a bit of effort to do.
You can create a task report, add a column called "Task>Color".
Then save and close the report (you probably want to add some filters...)
Then copy the color code that displays (including the hashtag/pound symbol)
Edit the report and then you can select the column, add a column rule, put the color code value in, choose the background color that corresponds to the value you entered, save, save and close, and voila.. stories with that color will have that box filled in with the color you chose.
However, knowing that isn't the exact color drives me bonkers. So.. here's how to fix that.
Re-edit the report, edit the column, switch to text mode, and you'll see a bunch of comparison values. Look for the one that says righttext=#123456 (or whatever the hex is for the color you chose) and copy just the numbers.
Then look for trueproperty.#.value= and replace the numbers there, with the numbers you copied.
It should look similar to this:
styledef.case.0.comparison.righttext=#2196f3
styledef.case.0.comparison.trueproperty.0.name=bgcolor
styledef.case.0.comparison.trueproperty.0.value=2196f3
And voila!
I'd add all the other colors before switching to text mode and updating the value properties, but that's just cause I find it easier.
I hope this helps!
Thanks!
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This worked perfectly! Thanks so much!
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